Your business, one tap away

Someone finds your business on Instagram. They tap the link in your bio. What they want right now is simple: your menu, your hours, a way to book or order, maybe your location. What they usually get is a link to a website that takes ten seconds to load on their phone and buries that information three clicks deep.

A full website makes sense for some businesses. But building one costs money, maintaining one costs time, and most of your Instagram traffic just needs the basics. A link page gives them exactly that — the essential info, one tap from your bio.

The typical link-in-bio tools handle this fine, but they look generic. A vertical list of buttons with the tool's branding at the bottom. For a business, that reads as "we didn't invest in our online presence."

lnk.boo gives you a page at lnk.boo/yourbusiness with a bento grid layout. A photo of your space in a large tile. Menu and booking links beside it. Your Google Maps location, hours, Instagram and Facebook in smaller tiles. A customer review in a quote block. It looks like a mini landing page, not a utility screen.

The content blocks go beyond links. Image tiles for your storefront, your food, your products. Stat blocks for your Google rating or years in business. Quote blocks for your best customer review. Headings and dividers if you want to organize by category.

Pick from polished themes and the page looks professional immediately. No branding from lnk.boo on your page. Your customers see your business, not the tool you used.

For restaurants and cafes: menu (PDF or online ordering link), hours, location on a map, reservation link, delivery app links, Instagram. Most people who tap your bio link are deciding whether to visit — give them what closes that decision.

For service businesses — salons, studios, consultants: booking link front and center, portfolio or gallery images, pricing page, reviews, social profiles. The bento grid lets you put your booking link in the largest tile so it's the first thing people see.

For retail and shops: online store link, current promotions, store hours and location, social profiles for new arrivals and updates. An image tile with your latest product or storefront shot adds visual appeal that a text link can't.

Small businesses already juggle enough subscriptions — POS systems, delivery platforms, social media tools, maybe a website. lnk.boo doesn't add another line item. $1.99, once. Every theme, bento grids, all content blocks, your custom URL.

Linktree Pro now costs $15/month — that's $180/year — for what's still a vertical list of links. For a small business watching every dollar, that math doesn't work.